Estate of George Voithofer administrated in Green County
A petition seeks letters of administration and heirship for the estate of George Voithofer of Monroe Wisconsin. Court hearing set January 1 1964 with claims deadline April 20 1964 and notice to interested parties. Orville Voltz estate probate hearing set February 4 1964 with claims deadline April 6 1964. Attorneys are Qidenburg and Peckham.
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Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
George Veithofer
Green
Monroe Evening Times
Roger Ble
Finey
Schmitz
Goetz ‘Theatre
San
Orville C. Voltz
Orville C.voltz
New “Glarus
County of Green
Iter
Waed
Roger L. Elmer
Qidenburg and Peckham
Pinckney Street
Madison
Wisconsin Temperance Movement budgets 34200 for 1964 campaign
The United Temperance Movement of Wisconsin announced a $34,200 budget to fund its 1964 drive against drinking. The amount will be raised through contributions.
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Madison
United Temperance Movement of
Wiconsin
Wheat Battle Renewal Seen
Washington fight over a wheat program may reemerge as Secretary Freeman and aides craft a return message for Congress. The Farm Bureau opposes the plan while rallies push for broader payments and farm relief. The voluntary plan would reward compliance with 1964 wheat allotment limits and payments tied to crop certificates.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Johnson
Congress
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Amarillo
Tex
Treasury
Market Summary Chicago livestock and grain prices
Hogs 7,500 with butchers steady to strong. Prices range 15.50 to 16.00 for various weights, sow categories 11.00 to 12.75. Cattle 7,000 with slaughter steers 22.50 to 24.00, high choice loads 23.50 to 24.00, heifers 21.75 to 23.00, general ranges 20.00 to 24.00. Sheep 300 with lambs 18.00 to 20.00, ewes steady. Butter, eggs steady. grain prices: Wheat 2.24, Corn 1.25, 1.20–1.23, Oats 0.75. Soybeans not sold.
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Chicago
USDA
Frodu
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Widow Merle Vehlow Found Dead in Wausau Home
Mrs. Merle Vehlow aged 68 was found dead in her Wausau home on Wednesday night. Authorities list heart ailment as the likely cause. She was the widow of George Vehlow a prominent local lumberman.
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Wausau
Merle Vehlow
Canadian Navy to mothball 14 ships by March end
Ottawa reports that 14 naval ships will be placed in mothballs as part of a cost cutting program by the Canadian Navy. The move is aimed at reducing expenditures and is expected to save about 7.79 million dollars annually.
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Ottawa
TV Highlights and Prime Time Schedule Preview
A detailed listing of 6 p.m. to late night broadcasts across channels 3 13 15 27 39 and others. Highlights include Uncle Martin from Mars, Great Adventure oil history 1859, International Showtime, 77 Sunset Strip, Route 66, Bob Hope, Burke's Law, Twilight Zone, That Was the Week That Was premiere, Price is Right, Alfred Hitchcock The Magic Shop, Jack Paar, Boxing, Outer Limits, Tonight Show, Theater titles, and upcoming weekend specials with channel notes.
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Tim
Martin
Mars
Harvey
Richard Kiley
Maggie McNamara
Pennsylvania
International
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Sunset Strip
Bailey
Loyd Corrigan
Diana Millay
Julie Adams
Kathie Brown
Burke
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H. G. Wells
Leslie Nielson
Peggy McCay
Jack Paar
Rhena Eckert
Albert Schweitzer
Paar
Dr. Schweitzer
West Africa
Jack Vernon
Shirley
Hazel) Booth
Sugar Ramos
Cuba
Vicente Dorado
Argentina
Los Angeles
Outer Limits
Don Gordon
U.S
Society of the Invisibles
Outer Space
Steve Allen
Peter Falk
Bill Dana
Marilynn Lovell
Theater
Julie Harris
Channel
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
San Fernando Valley
Roy Rogers
Challenge
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Mike Souchak
Bob Charles
Bruce Crampton
Hebert Brothers
Lionel and
Jay
New Jersey
Baltrusol Golf Club
Illinois
Iowa
Eisenhower Aids Elbow Injury Therapy Delays Golf
Indio California former President Dwight D Eisenhower is undergoing physiotherapy for a painful elbow affecting his golf swing. Dr Peter J Borak Casita hospital radiologist said treatment began last Saturday for an inflammation of tendons or bone prominences. Pope Paul VI shows no need for medical care during Holy Land pilgrimage per Prof Mario Fontana in Sunday Observer. Governor John Connally of Texas, wounded in Kennedy assassination, announces bid for a second term, quipping to a reporter that there is no need to decide yet.
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Indio
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Peter J. Borak
Casita Hospital
Eisenhower
Vatican City
Paul VI
Holy Land
Mario Fontana
Sunday Observer
Vatican Weekly
Austin
Tex
John Connally
Texas
Kennedy
Connally
Booster Club Buys Loud Speaker System for South Wayne High
South Wayne Band Boosters voted to purchase a loudspeaker system at a Wednesday meeting in the high school. President Cletus Bainbridge led the session with 10 tables of 500, a potluck lunch, and a special award to Merv Schultz. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. February 5. James and Dennis Goonan will present slides from a west trip to Disneyland.
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South Wayne
Cletus Bainbridge
John Schlappi
Robert Krebs
Robert Everson
Francis Fox
Robert Erickson
Dennis McGuire
Orangeville Notices and Social News Recap
Mrs. Eli Wilson is convalescing at her daughter's home after a three week pneumonia stay at St. Clare hospital. Robert Schulthess returned home after five weeks in Freeport Memorial hospital. Relatives attended funerals for Adam Heibel and Arthur Kramer. Several locals visited and traveled to nearby cities for family events and holidays. Dial 325-5101 appears as a local contact.
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Mr. Prince
Freeport
Ill
Eli Wilson
St. Clare Hospital
Orville Obert
Robert Schulthess
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Ruth Kilian
Albert Hemphill
Dakota
Adam Heibel
Virgil Rayhorn
Terry
Emil Rayhorn
Madison
Edward Baker
Walt
Lena
Wendell Coats
Wilbur Baker
Barbara Bain
Minneapolis
Lyle Rinehart
Martha Bennehoff
Rock Grove
Arthur Kramer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Milton Moore
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Harold Packer
Sterling, Ill
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16Th Street
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Arthur F. Roethe
28Th Avenue
New Glarus
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East School
Alvin R.livingston
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Tamworth
Albert Crouch
H. J. Schmitz
Herb T
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Green County Realty
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Martintown
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Lexington Drive
Danesville
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Alexander
BY Lee Falk
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Lincoln Drive
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Madison Business College
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Geoffrey Horne
Bob Hope
Hugh O'Brian
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Joey Heatherton
World of Sports
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